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youth education project - yep

Youth Education Project is a Not for Profit Social Enterprise based in Leicester city centre. We provide a diverse learning environment that offers direct support to help young people to develop transferable skills and explore potential employment or further training opportunities. YEP assists young people to help them make informed and positive decisions about their own future. We aim to provide young people with independent living skills, and this is achieved through pastoral support and a range of vocational and academic courses.

the brighton & hove wood recycling project

Operating the project and collecting this timber resource affords training and volunteering opportunities for many currently not working or in financial hardship due to social exclusion

first step community project

First Step was set up in 1990 by a group of local parents who wanted somewhere safe and comfortable where they could meet and their children could play. The continued involvement of families and the local community in all aspects of First Step has been key to its success. The project has developed its services to meet local needs, while continuing to be managed by a community led management committee and employing a staff team to support local families

project ujima

project-football

wept (women empowerment project & training)

WEPT CIC (Women Empowerment Project & Training) established 2015 as social enterprise, creating and administering projects that aims to promote empowerment, training in fashion and textiles, apprenticeship and sustainability in the community.

the really neet project

The Really NEET Project was founded to meet the unique needs of NEET young people (aged 16-25) to learn in a supportive and specially tailored environment. Our projects are about much more than simply getting a job or passing a course; we hope to empower positive change in young people by giving them the tools to create stability and security in their lives that will enable them to achieve their future goals and become contributing members of wider society.

tees valley inclusion project

Our approach is to work collaboratively with local partners to provide appropriate interventions and offer the support to women and families. The main programme of work will help to meet the needs of BME women and individuals in the Tees Valley area in areas of social and emotional well-being. Our aim is to provide activities and awareness of good health, equality of opportunity and employment initiatives which promote social inclusion whilst recognising cultural diversity.The Tees Valley Inclusion Project CIC established in December 2011 has been established as a direct result of the identified gaps which exist for BME women living and working in the sub-region of the North East of England. The project will work in partnership with key services which adresss social inclusion and provide well researched interventions which respond to the inequalities that exisit for BME women, where possible we will deliver specific programmes where mainstream provision does not meet current provision. Our aim of provding culturally appropriate services delivered by local women is at the core of what we do, the reason we have established innovative programmes in the heart of the Tees Valley.

limazulu project space

limazulu.co.uk

lewisham project f.c